When You Want to Use a Fact,but Can't Remember the Source,you

question 56

Multiple Choice

When you want to use a fact,but can't remember the source,you:

• A)can argue that the fact is publicly known and doesn't need citation.
• B)can attribute the fact to "the influential researchers in the field."
• C)must go back through your notes and retrieve that information.
• D)should paraphrase it so you won't be making a direct quotation.
• E)should tell the audience that you couldn't remember the source.

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Definitions:

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